NASA NTRS · 19920051695
Optimal actuator placement in adaptive precision trusses
Abstract
Actuator placement in adaptive truss structures is to cater to two needs: displacement control of precision points and preloading the elements to overcome joint slackness. Due to technological and financial considerations, the number of actuators available is much less than the degrees of freedom of precision points to be controlled and the degree of redundancy of the structure. An approach for optimal actuator location is outlined. Test cases to demonstrate the effectiveness of the scheme are applied to the Precision Segmented Reflector Truss.
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Baycan, C. M., Utku, S., Das, S. K., Wada, B. K.. 1992-01-01. Optimal actuator placement in adaptive precision trusses. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920051695
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